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Post by Agate Valyn on Sept 27, 2020 23:49:09 GMT
As he expected, huh. Agate sighed.
"Alright, first, please release the Helioptiles, got it? Bags are not a proper way to catch them. They'll get hurt. Well one already got hurt. So before things getting more and more worse, you should release the other ones inside that bag."
He whipped out a potion from his bag and took a look at the injured one, gesturing to the Drifloon to come with him. The idea is so that the Drifloon could calm down his adoptive children and that Agate isn't trying to capture them. From this point on it's probably going to be hard for them to trust human. Agate sprayed the potion on the wounded Helioptile, muttering "please don't move just yet" and put down an Oran Berry in front of it.
Once that's done, Agate approached the scout and crouched down. Not like he's big and imposing to begin with but he's definitely still taller than her, and he don't want to freak her out.
"...Listen..." Agate's voice was gentle, or at least he's sure that it's the gentlest that he could "I understand how frustrating it is to not have Pokemon when you feel you deserved to have one. I really do. I wasn't able to go on journey on age of ten. Anyway... I understand that you didn't meant to, I understand, but it doesn't change the fact that this happened. Pokemon, you see... they have what they want to do, they have their own personality. They will come with you if you're building trust with them. If you're not building trust with them, they will hate you. Pokemon battle before capturing is one of the way of wild Pokemon assessing their new trainer. So there is a process here, and it's important to not skip it."
There is a pause from Agate trying to let it sink for the girl before he continued.
"Put yourself in their shoes. Let's say you're just playing with your friends and suddenly a bigger boy just decided to pull you to their game of baseball without even asking who you are, or if you want to play with them, or what you want to play... How would you feel?"
Another pause, this time a bit longer. Feeling that was enough lecture, Agate then switched his stance. "...You have to apologize, alright? Apologize sincerely. Pokemon understands our language through our emotions. they might not understand it 1:1, but they will understand it through emotions.... So... tell them what you're feeling right now and apologize... Sincerely, alright? And you can ask them how you can make it up for them. That's important."
Riku nodded in approval. That was hopefully enough.
"Alright, first, please release the Helioptiles, got it? Bags are not a proper way to catch them. They'll get hurt. Well one already got hurt. So before things getting more and more worse, you should release the other ones inside that bag."
He whipped out a potion from his bag and took a look at the injured one, gesturing to the Drifloon to come with him. The idea is so that the Drifloon could calm down his adoptive children and that Agate isn't trying to capture them. From this point on it's probably going to be hard for them to trust human. Agate sprayed the potion on the wounded Helioptile, muttering "please don't move just yet" and put down an Oran Berry in front of it.
Once that's done, Agate approached the scout and crouched down. Not like he's big and imposing to begin with but he's definitely still taller than her, and he don't want to freak her out.
"...Listen..." Agate's voice was gentle, or at least he's sure that it's the gentlest that he could "I understand how frustrating it is to not have Pokemon when you feel you deserved to have one. I really do. I wasn't able to go on journey on age of ten. Anyway... I understand that you didn't meant to, I understand, but it doesn't change the fact that this happened. Pokemon, you see... they have what they want to do, they have their own personality. They will come with you if you're building trust with them. If you're not building trust with them, they will hate you. Pokemon battle before capturing is one of the way of wild Pokemon assessing their new trainer. So there is a process here, and it's important to not skip it."
There is a pause from Agate trying to let it sink for the girl before he continued.
"Put yourself in their shoes. Let's say you're just playing with your friends and suddenly a bigger boy just decided to pull you to their game of baseball without even asking who you are, or if you want to play with them, or what you want to play... How would you feel?"
Another pause, this time a bit longer. Feeling that was enough lecture, Agate then switched his stance. "...You have to apologize, alright? Apologize sincerely. Pokemon understands our language through our emotions. they might not understand it 1:1, but they will understand it through emotions.... So... tell them what you're feeling right now and apologize... Sincerely, alright? And you can ask them how you can make it up for them. That's important."
Riku nodded in approval. That was hopefully enough.
